Layer Color Bar

[Gene Uselman]

Dave, you just load the original program several times, setting up separate names for each, ie- RD1, RD2, then you can open several at a time. You can then set up shortcuts to each to make then easier to open. This is really slick with Win7, I will have to research it in Win 10, which I am still trying to get used to.

[Dave Vigness]

Gene,

LOL, Ya gotta love going back to the old DOS fixes in the modern era. I'm afraid I'm old enough to remember when DOS 2.0 came out. I'll install a few extra copies of RDWorks when I get a chance. I did save the icons, and now they make sense.

FYI, I love the export macro. No saving and then re-opening. I always seemed to loose something, or it wold automatically close something that I wanted left open when I did that. The export is direct. Only thing I have noticed that doesn't export properly from Corel are dashed lines and groups. There may be a few other little things, but those stick out right now.

I did go back and download the updated manual, and it explains things MUCH better than the ChiEnglish one.

[Dave Vigness]

Okay, so what opens an xml file?

[Pete Cyr]

Okay, so what opens an xml file?

XML files are encoded in plaintext, so you can open them in any text editor and be able to clearly read it. Right-click the XML file and select "Open With." This will display a list of programs to open the file in. Select "Notepad" (Windows)

[Chris Medcalf]

Okay, so what opens an xml file?

You can install it in Corel Draw as a colour palette, and in Adobe Illustrator too I think.